YJAlleyCat
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UGA, definitely.
Obviously we all want both, but if you had to choose Between going to the ACCCG and beating FSU, or beating UGAg, what would you choose?
The only decent argument for FSU would be if the team preferred it. Certainly, they would love to beat the number one team and receive an ACC championship ring and if that would have been their preference. I hope it happens. Personally, I would still prefer being the state champs.
Kind of surprising that I was one of the few ACCCG votes. UGA is certainly the most important game of the year, but more important than winning the conference and knocking off one of the best teams in the country on a national stage? That attitude essentially tells the players that all of your goals and every game you play before Thanksgiving weekend is meaningless. I wonder if UGA fans would respond to the question in the same way. It reeks a bit of little brother syndrome.
I believe any non-GT fan that keeps up with college football would strongly disagree with this statement.I don’t even see how anybody can pick ACCCG over UGA. No matter what we do the best we would get is the Orange Bowl. We beat UGA, FSU wins National Championship again, then the ACC looks pretty damn good. We lose to UGA and beat FSU, then the ACC just looks like crap and that team that lost to the 5th best team in the SEC beat FSU and everyone was right about FSU being overrated.
In no way, shape, or form does us losing to UGA and beating FSU make us look better than beating UGA and losing to FSU. And again, the Orange Bowl is what we would most likely get either way.
How exactly? I understand the importance to GT fans in sheer terms of the rivalry, especially with how lopsided it has been recently, but no one outside of Georgia is going to care if we beat UGA. We aren't even in the top 5 of important games that day. Winning will be nothing but a snippet on Sportscenter. Winning the ACC and giving FSU their first loss in 28 games and knocking them out of the CFP seems like something that will be talked about a little more.Whether it's right or not, beating georgie and going to the OB would be better national exposure than being the acc champs who lost to SEC #4
How exactly? I understand the importance to GT fans in sheer terms of the rivalry, especially with how lopsided it has been recently, but no one outside of Georgia is going to care if we beat UGA. We aren't even in the top 5 of important games that day. Winning will be nothing but a snippet on Sportscenter. Winning the ACC and giving FSU their first loss in 28 games and knocking them out of the CFP seems like something that will be talked about a little more.
I just can't grasp this concept. You are basically saying that winning the ACC championship is actually a bad thing unless we also beat UGA. To me that is just a sad mindset and one that I hope our players don't have. If UNC knocks off Duke this Thursday then they get to play for a championship. It's a shame that their own fans won't even look at that as a positive unless they beat UGA.Read the link in the So it is written (oslt) thread. The national media doesn't think the ACC is any good and has unbeaten FSU falling in ranking while winning. Yet, they also entertain the possibility of 2-loss georgie playing their way into the playoffs by winning the sec. A 10-2 GT playing in the OB after beating an sec contender while a 13-0 FSU plays in the playoffs has people talking about the ACC and GT positively. A 10-3 GT who lost to SEC #4 playing in the OB with no ACC team in playoffs, probably only pwr5 left out, does not.
I just can't grasp this concept. You are basically saying that winning the ACC championship is actually a bad thing unless we also beat UGA. To me that is just a sad mindset and one that I hope our players don't have. If UNC knocks off Duke this Thursday then they get to play for a championship. It's a shame that their own fans won't even look at that as a positive unless they beat UGA.